Japanese Mayonnaise

Katwoman
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Japanese mayo is a little more tangier than your ordinary Hellman's mayo. Freezing the egg not only pasteurizes the egg but also gives more power to emulsify the oil. Use good quality oil (avocado oil or light flavored olive oil) to make a healthy alternative to a store bought mayo.

Japanese Mayonnaise

Japanese mayo is a little more tangier than your ordinary Hellman's mayo. Freezing the egg not only pasteurizes the egg but also gives more power to emulsify the oil. Use good quality oil (avocado oil or light flavored olive oil) to make a healthy alternative to a store bought mayo.

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Ingredients

10 minutes excluding the time for freezing the egg
About 200ml of mayo
  1. 1frozen egg (large) thawed
  2. 2 Tbspwhite wine vinegar or rice vinegar
  3. 1 tspDijon mustard
  4. 1/4-1/3 tspSalt
  5. 200 mllight flavored olive oil or avocado oil

Cooking Instructions

10 minutes excluding the time for freezing the egg
  1. 1

    In a freezer safe container freeze a whole egg until completely frozen about 4 hours. Then thaw the egg in room temperature prior to make the mayo.

  2. 2

    With a hand blender mix together the egg, vinegar, mustard, and salt until well blended.

  3. 3

    With the blender running, slowly add the oil, about 1 Tbsp at a time. Once you've add half of the oil, you may add more at once.

  4. 4

    Move the hand blender vertically about 2 minutes until you have thick mayo.

  5. 5

    Scrape the mayo into a glass Mason jar. You may store the mayo up to 2 weeks in the fridge.

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